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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1977

Page

7

County Court Criminal Docket From Sidney Nebr

The February 18 1977 bulletin lists criminal cases in Harrison County Nebraska. Defendants include Michael Sophis Vincent Havorka Wade taking automobile for wrongful use Douglas Bea Brungardt John Mauterer Clyde Peterson Daniel Benkusky Varona Fisher Rosemarie Plantz Byron Seland Reggy Kinnersley Arthur Paris Sherrie Robertson Rodney Warren Jerry Balaska Esther Carter Cartwright H Herrin and Everett Tallmage. Plea outcomes cover guilty pleas fines probation and jail terms with pending charges noted.

Michael Sophis Vincent C.havorka State Vs Wade Iity Shspender Cat Mont Douglas A. Bea Bret L. Brungardt John W. Mauterer Clyde E. Peterson Daniel S. Benkusky Varona L. Fisher Rosemarie A. Plantz Byron L. Seland Feedel Reggy L. Kin H. George Herrin Everett Tallmage

Auto collision injures two in Sidney area

At 4:27 p.m. Thursday in 1970, a Ford van driven by David A. Elmerlund of Sidney backed into a 1964 Ford driven by Bonita J. Tallmage of Sidney. Estimated damages: $300 to Tallmage and $7 to Elmerlund.

David'a. 'Elmerlund Sidney Bonita J. Tallmage Tallmage Auto Elmerlund Auto

Local Admits and Dismissals List by Names

Admitted and dismissed names listed by location and person. Sidney includes Gertrude Higgens Freida Brauer Michael Sophis Barbara Roach Jean Ogle Kenneth Tilghman Michael Hiett. Kimball Carol Crow LODGEPOLE Bonnie Lee GURLEY Sandy McCloud. DISMISSED SIDNEY Sandy Payne Daisy Treinen Dorene Schoolcraft Brigit Boness PEETZ Fae Fehringer. CROOK Kay Houser CHAPPELL Eileen Stickly.

Sidney Gertrude Higgens Freida Brauer Michael Sophis Barbara Roach Jean Ogle Kenneth Tilghman Michael Hiett Kimball Carol Crow Lodgepole Bonnie Lee Gurley Sandy McCloud Sandy Payne Daisy Treinen Dorene Schoolcraft Brigit Boness Peetz Fae Fehringer Crook

Jobin Ms Schmitt and Dalice Marty Named in Scottsbluff Notice

Gurley Dalice L. Marty, 55, of Scottsbluff and Jobin Ms. Schmitt, 52, are listed in a local public notice from Scottsbluff. The item names residents and ages and references a legal or administrative action.

Jobin Ms. Schmitt Gurley Dalice L. Marty Scottsbluff

Prairie Schooner Square Dance Club Valentine Dance

The Prairie Schooner Square Dance Club holds a Valentine Dance on Saturday February 19 at 8 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church west door. Mal Minshall is caller. Everyone is welcome.

Prairie Schooner A. Valentine First United Methodist ‘Church West Door Mal Minshall

New deputy for Cheyenne County Hires Jerry Wilkinson

The Cheyenne County Sheriff's Department added a deputy sheriff, Jerry Wilkinson of Broken Bow. Wilkinson, 24, served as deputy in Broken Bow for four years, then joined the Air Force and has recently completed service. He is married with a son, certified through Grand Island, and has attended numerous seminars. He will live in Sidney and mainly serve under Sheriff Oren Cox, who now oversees three deputies.

Cheyenne County Sheriff's Department Jerry Wilkinson Broken Bow Wilkinson Air Force Grand Island Oren Cox Sidney Cox

Reading workshop draws four-county educators in Sidney

About 40 teachers from the four-county area served by Educational Service Unit 14 attended a reading workshop in Sidney. The two-day session was led by Bill Smith of the Exemplary Center for Reading Institute, Salt Lake City, who is also pursuing a doctor’s degree at Indiana University.

Educational Service Unit 14 Sidney Bill Smith Exemplary Center For Reading Institute Salt Lake City Indiana University

Open burning ban reinstated due to dry conditions

The State Fire Marshal's office issued a statewide open burning ban today, according to Sidney Fire Chief Jerry Lawson. The ban, lifted about 45 days earlier, was reimposed because of persistent dry conditions.

Sidney Jerry Lawson Lawson

FBI says Ray acted alone in King assassination

The Justice Department announced that a thorough FBI investigation found James Earl Ray acted alone in the 1968 assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. in Washington.

Washington UPI FBI James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr Justice Department

Kellogg grant funds western Nebraska nursing degree expansion

A 436204 grant from the Kellogg Foundation will underwrite extending nursing education to a bachelor degree level for outstate Nebraska nurses. University of Nebraska College of Nursing Dean Dr. Rena Boyle said the four year grant supports director salaries, faculty, equipment, travel, housing and consultant costs, with staged yearly totals. 25 nurses in Scottsbluff began work toward B S degrees at Nebraska Western College, using video courses and distant campus supervision, while classes are shared with Kearney State College Hastings Grand Island and Lincoln via TV and video networks.

Nebraska W.K. Ke University of Nebraska College of Nursing Rena Boyle College of Nursing Kellogg Kellogg Foundation Boyle Nebraska Western College Scottsbluff Chadron State Omaha Lincoln Board of Kearney State College Hastings Grandad Kearney Grand Island Central and Western Nebraska

Western Nebraska Prize Winning Newspaper Larry Boyer

Public notice from Marshall Editor Bewitness offices on published dates and contact details. Rights and reproduction limits apply to Sidney Newspapers Inc. Reprint only with written consent. Member organizations listed.

Larry BOYER Publicner Marshall Stoney Newspapers, Inc Sidney Newspapers, Inc NPA NNA UPL Fecelita

Temperatures rise back east

Mild temperatures moved into the eastern half of the United States overnight after a warmup that swept the Plains and western regions. Lows ranged from the 20s to 50s, with snow flurries in Michigan Illinois and parts of the East though New England and Pennsylvania remained cold. Florida issued freeze warnings as the West faced drought and a planned synchronous rain dance drew West Coast attention. Buffalo shipped snow to Northampton for a Winter Carnival while Reno and Southern California enjoyed warm weather and beaches.

United Press International United States Plains Michigan Illinois New England Pennsylvania Florida Atlantic Missiseippi River Washington Montana California Utah Sunshine State Buffalo Northampton Mass Chamber of Commerce Reno Nev

Sidney Flooring & Supply Co offers home service and financing

Give Geed furniture checks reveal tight screws and joints for quality. Inspect drawer hardware and cabinet assemblies, turning drop leaf or sliding models to verify fittings. Sidney Flooring & Supply Co at 1136 Numets offers free estimates, residential and commercial installations, samples at home, and BankAmericard Master Charge plans. Hours Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

St Sidney Flooring & Supply CO Nseer BankAmericard

Dropleaf Tables With Piano Hinges Highlighted

A note advises that dropleaf tables should use piano type hinges at least three inches long. The guidance targets sturdy construction and safe use in small spaces common to vintage furniture.

Alliance City Lands Land Bridge to Lakefield Development

The Alliance City Council awaits approval to annex Lakefield Development via a land bridge from Alliance city limits. The move hinges on council action, with the Alliance Times-Herald noting the needed formal consent. The proposal ties into a 164 acre planned area and potential future annexation.

Alliance-The-Box Butte County Alliance Lakefield Alliance Times-Herald

College board backs expanded railroad program progress

Nebraska Western College leaders praised a railroad emphasis as vital to growth at Scottsbluff. Dr John Harms of the Sidney campus and Albert Crites urged swift action. The board approved six weeks welding training for railroad students, funded by a 19000 grant, with shared state funds boosting Western area operations by about 92000.

Nebraska Western College Scottsbluff John Harms WNTC Behal Harms Albert Crites Chadron Michael Sidney Williams Nebraska’ Department of Economic Development

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